We asked 414 New Yorkers — someone who lives and/or works in New York City — to answer 24 questions about the neighborhoods. Below we've mapped the percentage of people who named each area for different questions.

The Upper East Side has the most Yuppies. Solid performance from Park Slope though.

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This should surprise absolutely nobody:

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By far one of the most contested issues in the entire city of New York, we now have statistical evidence that, yes, the East Village does have the best bars.

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A second outstandingly contested question, with a win by the slimmest of margins, Greenwich Village takes it over Midtown. The Halal Guys are crying somewhere, but Two Brothers must be quite pleased.

This will also be the final time Little Italy makes a showing on the map in any category.

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And in the opposite-of-coveted Worst Food category, known food desert The Financial District takes the "crown."

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I have no idea why we even bothered asking this question. Solid showing from Flushing though.

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I don't know why we asked this either.

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But why does Midtown have the worst tourists? Well apparently it's because Midtown also has the best architecture.

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The beautiful people live on Manhattan, specifically the Upper East Side.

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The rest move to Staten Island, or so they say.

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The survey found that people thought Harlem had changed the most over the past fifteen years. Williamsburg and Meatpacking get honorable mentions.

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People thought Harlem had also improved the most. Other success stories include Meatpacking, Hell's Kitchen, and almost all of Brooklyn.

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This is your time to shine, Upper East Side.

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People are finding value in a ton of neighborhoods, especially northernmost on Manhattan Inwood.

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People see Bushwick as the new, up-and-coming neighborhood now that Williamsburg is stuffed to the gills.

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Midtown is the most "New York" with solid competition from Greenwich Village, and the Upper East and West Sides.

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Honestly they're just cheating with this one, they get to take credit for that big one in the middle.

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Lots of great scenery in New York. Besides the usual suspects, you can get awesome views from Brooklyn Heights.

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The Upper East Side has the best schools.

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Staten Island there is no way people are taking that ferry for a party.

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Greenwich Village is the New Yorker's favorite, by a hair.

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Despite some stiff competition Staten Island is the the least favorite.

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Midtown and Williamsburg are just annoying.

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Uh, yeah, you guys can keep it, no really, all we really ever wanted was Liberty Island back.

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The Upper East Side: scientifically proven to be overrated. Thank you for winning a bet for me, New York.

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When it comes to underrated neighborhoods, we get a ton of contenders. Inwood takes the top spot, but also keep an eye on Harlem, Astoria, Redhook and the Lower East Side.